Five articles on reading experiences of third-grade students

Five sample essays on third-grade students’ reading experience

Reading can not only nourish the reader’s soul and enrich the reader’s spiritual world, but also subtly affect the reader’s state of life. Read more Some good books will benefit you throughout your life. I believe that I will also fall in love with reading in the near future! The following is the reading experience of third-grade students that I compiled. I hope it can be provided for everyone’s reference and reference. Example 1 of third-grade students' reading experience

Recently, I read a famous book - "The Biography of Giants". This book was written by Toberet, a Frenchman known as the "Great Laughter".

The whole book tells such a story. A family of giants, their ancestor is named Gaolang Gujie. The three generations of the family are Gaolang Gujie, Gao Kunda and Pangang Guai. It mainly talks about the legend of Gokunda's birth and life and the adventures of Pangoai.

Gao Kunda joined the army when he was young and powerful, and went with his father *** to defeat the barbaric Daye King. Gao Kunda was brave and skillful in fighting. He defeated the Dayo King in less than a week and regained his own land. After that, his son Panguae was born, who was taller than Goconda. Gao Kunda hoped that his achievements would be higher than his own, so he sent him to learn military knowledge. Sure enough, Pangang Guai lived up to his expectations and learned a good skill. Pangang Guai was not satisfied with this knowledge, so he decided to travel abroad and experience this. Wonderful world. As soon as he left, Panguae took his companions and began to travel around the world. On the way, he met a new partner - Banuri. Then, they defeated the sausage people who were enemies of the leader on a strange island. He also found a marriage for Banuri. Then they came to an institution ruled by the evil organization "Cats in Leather Robes". The journey finally ended at Lantern Island.

There are some words in the book that deeply satirize the French government at that time. Therefore, this "great comedian" was ostracized everywhere and was always hated by the government. Until today, this book has been banned. The table was taken out. The whole book is very witty and humorous. If you have the chance, you must read it! Example 2 of third grade students’ reading experience

Recently I read such a story called "The Way of the Big Fish" . After reading it, I benefited a lot and couldn't calm down for a long time.

The story is: The author came to the vicinity of Peacock Lake early in the morning to see if he had caught any pheasants in his live buckle. I was sweating all over from climbing the mountain, so I took a shower in the waterfall. Suddenly I saw a plump black catfish swimming in the water, preparing to lay eggs. The author was very jealous when he saw him and wanted to catch him back and eat him. A heavy club hit him on the head. The female fish resisted tenaciously and was exhausted. In the end, the female fish pretended to be dead in front of the author. At the last moment, she used her last strength to hatch the eggs. On the way, regardless of her injuries, she tried her best to kill branches and jumped into the mud, so that her baby could be safely delivered on the lake. Then he died quietly and peacefully.

When I saw the end, I couldn’t help but sigh at the greatness of maternal love. They can go to hell for their children. I thought that the fish mother traveled thousands of miles with a big belly, braved the wind and waves, and went upstream. After going through many difficulties and dangers on the way, I was already exhausted and mentally exhausted. However, it still persisted and gave birth to roe desperately. Why can it persist? Because - mother is a song of great love. I was moved by their tenacity and unyielding spirit. Even if they were bruised and bruised, they would still give birth to their children safely. Let’s think about it, aren’t all mothers in the world like this? Our mothers endured everything in order to give birth to us, had a big belly all day long, and were inconvenient to do anything. But for us and their own children, they would risk everything to go to hell. Directly wandering between life and death. Our mothers raised us and worked hard without complaining. Students, please think back, who took care of you meticulously when you were seriously ill? It was your mother! Who walked into your room quietly when you were sleeping and gently covered you with the quilt you kicked off? It was your mother! Who comforts you when you fail and encourages you when you succeed? Or mom! Mom gives us too much, but we can give too little in return.

"The thread is in the hands of a loving mother, and the clothes are on the body of a wanderer. There is a tight seam before departure, and I am afraid that I will return late. Whoever speaks an inch of grass will be rewarded with three spring splendors." Thank you, mother, for your hard work! Third grade students studying Experience Example 3

In the past two days, I read a wonderful novel - "The Old Man and the Sea". The author is American writer Hemingway. He won the Pulitzer Prize and the Nobel Prize for Literature for this work.

This book tells the story of Santiago, an old fisherman. He was unlucky and hadn't caught a fish for eighty-four days, but he refused to give in to fate and decided to explore further seas. There, he caught a big fish. But the fish was so big that it dragged his boat to the deep sea. The old man refused to admit defeat and was determined to compete with the big fish. Although his right hand was cut by the fishing line, his left hand was cramped from exhaustion, and his shoulder and back were in unbearable pain from the fishing line. However, the old man relied on the belief that he would win, gritted his teeth and dealt with the big fish, and persisted for three days. , finally subdued the big fish. He tied the big fish to the side of the boat and returned, but the blood of the big fish attracted waves of sharks. The old man refused to admit defeat. He fought bravely with the shark. First he stabbed it with a harpoon. If the harpoon was lost, he stabbed it with a knife. When the knife broke, he beat it with a short stick. When the stick was taken away, he smashed it with the tiller. When the tiller broke, He continued to poke with the broken handle. After unremitting struggle, the old man finally returned home. Unfortunately, his big fish was eaten by sharks until only a skeleton was left.

Although this is a sad story, I was very moved by the old man's unwillingness to admit defeat.

When I played Go in the past, I always liked to bully the weak and avoid the strong: when I saw an opponent who was weaker than me, I would be particularly brave, but when I met a master, I would feel frightened and I would quickly give up the game when I was slightly behind. Once, I met a master online who raised the white flag early even after several games. Unexpectedly, he actually laughed at me in the conversation area. Every time I met him again, he called me "the little master of surrender!", which made my nose almost crooked with anger. However, this also aroused my fighting spirit. I honed my chess skills seriously and often played games with him. Although I always came back defeated, I never gave up early again, but kept fighting until the last moment every time. Finally one day, I beat him. At that moment, I almost jumped up with joy.

In "The Old Man and the Sea", the old man Santiago said: "A person can be destroyed, but he cannot be defeated." No matter what we do, whether it is practicing chess or studying, Neither can give in easily. Only by doing it with determination to win can you succeed! Example 4 of third-grade students' reading experience

After reading "The Thorn Birds", I can't help but feel a little emotional. Reading this book is different from other works. , I did not go entirely for the plot, but analyzed the author's writing techniques while reading, and compared them with the writing methods of current popular novels.

First of all, the author uses long and lengthy descriptions of scenery and psychology to set off the plot. If it were placed in China today, many authors would not be able to read it, but here, the real and delicate descriptions of scenery and the psychology of the characters The description is not annoying.

In terms of plot structure, it does not rely solely on conflict to attract readers. For example, when I wrote about Alf and McGee going to a coral island in Australia to have an affair, I closed the book and set up several outcomes for it. I imagined them I would be bumped into by Lucley during an affair; I also imagined that other tourists would recognize Father Alf; I even imagined that Father Alf's soul would leave his body... But in the end, to my surprise, they lived safely on the island. After the honeymoon period, this method is completely different from the current literary creation method.

When I read the end of the novel, I suddenly understood the theme of the novel. In the trade-off between faith and love, Alf chose faith and career, while McGee chose love. Even McGee was a little Rejecting religion, the author hardened his heart and used Dane's death to draw Alf back from religion to love. It is a novel that discusses faith. Just like the Indian movie "Little Loli and the Uncle", at the end of the film, we realized that it is a political movie. This is probably the author's brilliance.

After Alf died, I refused to read the latter part. I felt that this was superfluous by the author. Originally, the full description of Maggie's love in his life was very complete, and other parts seemed a bit redundant.

Among all the characters, Luke's design is the most perfect. Luke is a fanatical worker, a complete self-interest, a stingy person who squeezes money out of money, but he has With the same handsome appearance as Alfaf, the plot of him dancing in a short skirt is fascinating, but one can't help but lament that God is so wasteful in turning such a beautiful man into a disabled person. At the end of the novel, he doesn't know what to do. It is understandable that at the end of the novel, there are a lot of threads and it is often difficult to write it down.

Different from Qiong Yao’s novels, the male and female protagonists described in Qiong Yao’s novels are not extremely beautiful. Just because they are in love to the extreme, all the characters become beautiful. But in this novel Alf and Mai Gidu is an extremely beautiful person. From the writer's point of view, it is not the best idea for the writer to seduce readers with his delicate face and toned figure. This is also a regrettable part of the novel. Example 5 of third-grade students’ reading experience

Nowadays, as an ordinary farmer, the happiest thing is when the wheat is ripe; but as a martyr, the most difficult thing is when the wheat is ripe, which is a lot of trouble. ah. In this way, the protagonist Vanilla in Teacher Hou Fashan's "Scarecrow" lost the happiness of herself and her son in the season of harvesting happiness.

I like Teacher Hou Fashan's writing style very much, just like his person, he is quiet and unassuming. In this work, he did not use a narrative method to praise the People's Police Army; instead, he used the daily life of Dajun's wife and son to metaphorize the tall image of Dajun who sacrificed his family for everyone. The whole work seems relaxed, but behind the words it makes people burst into tears.

At the beginning of the chapter, Mr. Hou let "vanilla" appear briskly in the harvest season, but was then brought back to reality by his son's call. Such a turning point is unexpected, and the reader's heart is immediately gripped. Then let a loving mother tell her children to learn to be grateful; a sensible son who is the mother's hope for the future appears in front of the readers in a back-and-forth dialogue. This method of telling a story is very visual and makes people feel like they are there. So the police force that didn't 'appear' was always present beside the mother and son: he was like a scarecrow, he slept, and he didn't do what he promised, all of which made people understand why Vanilla thought it was time for him to have a good rest. .

Teacher Hou Fashan uses "Scarecrow" as the title of this work, and the entire content is also written around the spirit of the Scarecrow. This metaphorical approach is very relatable. The work "Scarecrow" is full of tears, but it is also heart-wrenching, especially the description of the scene in the back where the branch secretary leads everyone to help cut the wheat. The scarecrow stood on the ground day and night, protecting the farmers' harvest, but he let the wind and rain hit him and gained nothing. Scenes like this are so similar to those of our police comrades who are fighting on the front line day and night. How can we not be awe-inspiring?

After I finished reading this work, I was moved not only by the true love between mother and son; also by the simple villagers; and even more by the sensible children - a tiger father has no dog son! I I feel that such works will definitely inspire the kindness in every reader's heart; inspire more people to devote their youth to the people like the police army; dare to bear the burden of life like vanilla; and prevent heroes from bleeding and crying like simple villagers!

I like Teacher Hou Fashan’s pun writing method very much, because it can help me find the artistic conception behind the words, thereby improving my reading and writing skills.